Did you see this thread?
http://ceriatoneforum.com/index.php?topic=1160.0
 

Not an easy build and if this is your first ever... man you're brave.
...I'm sure with some determination and patience it's doable... just take it slowly.

It might help to have an amp tech standing by, just in case.
 

I'm starting a thread about my BM HRM build...
...it might be helpful to check it out.

http://ceriatoneforum.com/index.php?topic=1160.0

This might help you 

http://ceriatoneforum.com/index.php?topic=1160.0

4. Working on the V1, V2 sockets, man I don't know how can Nik and the guys wire that foot switch connector and that switches so nicely (I guess my fingers are to big )

3.) Relay PS board and the voltage regulator...

2.) Tone stack pots, switches and input jacks... this was very slow process but it was fun (at least for me)

I thought this would be useful for all of you guys who don't know where to start when you receive your kit... so I'll post my build progress here and show all my mistakes for you to learn from.
Let me just say... this is my first D style amp build and let me say something... this is not easy. Hats down to all of you guys who already did this... not to mention Nik and his guys which are doing it all the time. 


First... mount HW and do the heaters (if you are doing it Marshall style), tough job wiring heaters, it helps to do this outside the chassis  first and then move in... I did it the hard way of course 


EDIT: Some of you were asking where those heater wire go... I attached another photo, this one shows all the pins...

Don't worry, I copied it from Nik HRM layout 
You got it right... deep switch does not add even more bass but it makes it tighter... very useful in some situations.
I use it quite a lot... if room is very bassy, the deep helps with that flabby low end
 

I agree but I also think one inch is a little to much... at least I don't have that clearance in my OTS and it sounds good to me

You right, it depends how you do it.
I'm just starting a bluesmaster HRM kit and I was thinking a while how am I going to do the heaters. At the end I decided to go with the "Marshall" way,... and I have three reasons...
1. If it's ugly you can't see it   
2. The access to sockets it's much easier (for measuring, maintaining...)
3. I have it in my OTS (build by Nik) and that amp sounds good as hell  (even TWs has it done that way and we all know how TWs are touchy about the wiring)

Some words of wisdom from Nik him self... 

1) Mount all hardware first, except trannies
2) Then do heaters
3) Then work on the hardware - pots, switches etc. You will need to do up the jacks from outside of amp and then install perhaps
4) Put in the boards. You can do the small ones first, and wire it up perhaps. Dont put the PS and Main boards yet
5) Put in the OT and choke cause these sit under boards
6) wire it all up, boards included.
7) Put in the PT and do final wiring

Thanks, I try my best
 

Yeaaa, FET is out and DEEP switch goes in...
...and you can see the bright switch mod as well
 

You can always use these guys...
http://www.bnplasers.com/AMPBUILDERS.HTM